davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26

Diego: Merrick Reynolds, San Pedro: C A
Cole, Mrs G A Cole, Chicsgo; Mrs Frank L
Pomeroy, st Louis; Maurice Atkins, Den
yer; R Gemenet, Chicago; A Il. Z LIE Leayen' Y
WILDER and wife, Jameston. d I,
GRAND CENTRAL HoTEL-C Mason. 1
Woodmansee, San Francisco; E Gordon and
family, Aberdeen, d t. Fred Staples, Sar
Diego; F Gregson. Kentucky; X L Peal
Michigan Bluff; Geo H Chick, San Fran
bon, Riverside; r G Hall and wife, San
Gabriel; Chas Thomas, San Jacinto; d K
Peavey, Pasadena; A B Crenevenr, P
2 Borret, A Harrison, San Fernando
Ferd Felter, Burbank; WP Adams, Sar
Texas; Robert Bell, San Diego; @ Nc
Houter, FL Paso, Tex; W L stewart, SAINT.
Monica; P Tifeld, Tehachepi:J W Sulli
van, Prescott, Ariz: W Bruner, Peeo
Olzille.
LONG BEACH HoTEL-E 8 Chase. Mari
Chase, San Diego; W Ireland, B F Coulter
Jr, DR. G w Wood, Los Angeles; ] NJ Shaw
han. San Pedro; Miss M Reilly, Ventura; q
Slgler, Los Angeles; Capt Miller and vile
and family, Capt Pierce, San Pedro; W "
Murphy p Beaudry, Los Angeles; Fl Craft
and fam lily, Grafton; A Muir. Los Angeles
W Banning. Wilmington; H Martin anc
wife, Los Angeles; A CALDWELL Orange;, d.
C Kirkpatrick, o s Martin, Los Angeles
W Z Wilimore, FL Paso; J J Ayers and wife
A Lucas, Miss Brown and sister, Los Ange
les, ] Kennedy, San Francisco.
ST. ELMO HorEL-J Brownstone, Sar
Francisco: w W Fiske, Mrs L K Seymour
Philadelphia; J A whitaker, Buena Park
Fister. Anaheim; A Snodgrass, Ven
Denver, Col; Nv Davis, Banning; l. Paso
City of Mexico Miller. San Francisco
B W Gally and wife, Nordhoff; keefer
Monrovia f Roe, Santa Barbara; II Ball
San Bernardino; L NJ Sweet. Riverside; c
F Target, San Francisco: r McKeen, Mon
rovia; A T Beach, san Francisco; Allen
San Bernardino; W 8 Maben, San Gabriel
l. Rose, Jr, Ventura.
ST CHARLES HOTEL M Case, San Bernar.
dino: E Richardson, Glendale; P L Collier
an, Mr. Griffith, Mr. Marsh, Mr. Huff, MI
Mauaeson Mr. Mss M San HGSs
Mr. Weston, Mr. Shibe, Pasadena; Mr. Gar
lick, Pomona; Mr. Witte. Anahaim. Mr. Nc
Gregor, Azusa; Leyison, San Franciscoi
Mr. Moore, Perden, San Bernardino; Mr
Martin, city; Mr. Lathrop, Pomona; Mr.
Murphy. Mr. Irwin, City.
PIco HoUsE-R b Haydock, R Elwell,
Ventura; ] p Davis and wife. Hartford,
Conn; Chas Lobner, Zacatecas, Mexico; Mrs
Robinson, F Bunkit, San Francisco; San
derson, San Francisco; I Z Smith, Santa
Fe; Fl Glide, Sacramento; Ii Copald, New
York; r q higgins. Pasadena. W Walker,
Azusa L M oraw, w H Hcllerman, Wat
kins. Y; Chess. J Chess, Monrovia;
Chas Reilly, M Reilly, Kansas City.
UNION DEPOT HoTEL-C A Butler, New
York; Gen Alex Perry. U 8 A, San Fran
cisco; w w HAYWOOD. England; p Carey,
city; W H Murtzer, Cotton Mrs Black and
four children, Orange: + Buckley, DIR
Gates and wife. San Francisco; J J 'Bogot,
Philadelphia; H Wright, Riverside; Mrs
Pray and daughter, Arizona Mrs GetzweAer,
Texas.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26
VACANT LOTS FOR SALE.
NEW YORK CITY.
Above Seventy-second street near Madison
avenue, lot, 25x100 feet, suitable for pri-
va,e stable or fiat, Sl7 500

Above Seventy-second street near Madison
avenue, lot, 25x10O feet, suitable for pii-
va,e stable or fiat, $l7, 500.
New Workers will recognize that the above
lot-and we charge nothing to its owner for
this advertisement-is by no means In q
first class location; for II 1t were on Fifth
avenue, near Seventy-second street, at least
$S5, GOO wonld be asked for 1t. Think of
$l7, 800 for 25 foot lot for stable in New
York, and then growl about paying two
hundred or three hundred dol ars for a
hfty.feet front lot at DEL MAR, where you
can build home amid sweet sunshine and
perennial fiowdrs. ana sleep to the eternal
lullaby Of the ocean?
Again
"Corner seveniy-second street and ave.
$4,000
fine location If you are pleased with
proximity to sixty-three different smells.
with limbarRtr cheese predominatihg.
Probably the capitalist who seeks to sell
this desirable residence site for SIG, 600, will
pretend that he is treated unfairly IL asked
5000 for lot on DEL MAR HEIGHTS,
where he can forever enjoy an uninter-
rupted view of the Pacific Ocean, and live
among cultivated and charming people.
But we will "gO est" and see what can
be one there. We extract again from the
Real Estate World:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26
AWUSEME ENTS.
Examine These Bargains!
Hesitate no Longer!

Kurtz st-Lot 671sxl55. location slightly. on
the clean side oi the street, S120Q; $500
cash, balance in years. This is specu-
latiou.
Severence Slot 75xl46, on clean side of
the street, $1,000 cash.
Seventh St-Fine lot in the Fairmount
tract, t220O cash
Figueroa st.-Corner, 66x176. $4,000.
Eleventh St.-102x lb0, near Figueroa, $500.
Hill St.-Corner. lO6Xl42. $50 per foot. wor. h
S75.
s325-The cheapest lots we have on our
books. Beautifully situated, one block
from Adams street and Vermont avenue.
Terms, one'third cash, one.third in SIX
months, one-third in twelve months.
Look at these before they are gone.
Pico St.-Lot in Williamson tract for $3.50; a
bargain.
Park Ave-2 lots in Bonnie Brae tract, s3iOO
for the two.
Two fine lots on Oak street. near corner
Washington and FiguerOa, $3.50 each. half
cash, balance in IL months Worth 5000
each.
Two nice lots near Second street Park. Sl100
Tor the two; easy terms.
Burbank-LOt on Olive avenue, facing Los
Angeles. $3.50; and other bargains in diff
ferent parts Of the town.
MonrOvia-Lot ON Myrtle avenue in Keefer
tract $1250; also otner lots from $3.50 to
5000.
We make a specially of town lots. Give
us call II there are any lots you wish to
buy or sell.
@. B. SHORT,
Je26i 134 West First st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26
DEL MAR.
Howard g. Lyons.
SPECIAL No. 35.

SPECIAL No. 35.
ION the Mediterranean, eastward from
Nice
The heart of her impulse, as Athens of
Greece
The traveller recalls how glittering vision
invites the tired eye up the slopes Of
Delights; How the masses of marble and
green,
With perfume. and fountain, and foliage
between,
Look tenderly down on the tranquil old sea,
the lea:
But nor Mentone, nor Nice, nor Monaco
afar,
Can compare in delights with delightful
Del Mar"
The cunning tenderfoot lifts up his voice
against high prices and finds fault with us
guileless CaliforDians because we are not
willing to part with our property at "adobe
rates." He declares thst residence proper
ty is as high here as in New York or Chica-
go; and, because we are too courteous to be
contradictory. he imagines that we believe
him. He forgets that we take the Eastern
papers-that we know all that he knows,
and all thai we know besides. Compare
sons are said to be odious, but we propose
to make few. We wilS commence with
the city Of New York. We extra I from the
advertisements of the Real Estate World of
April 1887, the following:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26
FLORIDA ORANGE AND FRUIT LANDS
FOR SALE AT ONE.TENTH THEIR
VALUE.

About 10000 acres of these lands, which
are offered as one of the greatest bargains
i'll this line now before the public They
were purchased from the state of Florida
some time since, being carefully selected
by an employee of the State Land Depart.
ment, who had superior advantages by
having access to all maps and records of the
Office and with reference also to their adapt
lblllty to tropical fruits and convenience to
transportation, thus including some of the
garden spot of Florida. They are situated
as follows; Volusia county. 1000 acres; Or
snge county, 1000 acres; Putnam county.
4OOO acres; fernando county, 5000 acres
sumter county, 5000 acres, We are prepared
to sell the above accord ing to location and
selection, at the following prices, viz: 81 90
10 VI. % per acre, for small quantities; 75c to
sl O0 per acre. for GAO acres and upwards:
zoe to soc per acre, for 1000 to 5t0O acres
There is cheap land for you, with the mos.
quitces thrown in and the alligators with
open mouths ready 10 welcome you to
Florida home, and the ague anxious to
shake you like pair of bone castanets in
the hands of Billy Birch.
Friends from the East who have read
about our climate. and view, and soil, and
growth, and who have come here to exam
ine.and who have said in their souls-what-
ever they may say on the streets-'that the
nail mas not been told" we beg of you to
believe that those who have been here 4
few years are almost as mindful of their
vantage ground as those who have Just ar
rived. We beg OF you to believe that we
know very well that present prices are, as
low We beg of you to believe that the
writer OF these Specialists is perfectly aware
of the fact that 200 lots in DEL MAR. which
will be sold at
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26
BLOOD HORSE RACING
at Agricultural Paris.
Ladies' Summer Meeting, Friday and
Saturday, July l and 2, 1887.

To provide fund for the erection of suit.
OF Los Angeles to patronize legitimate horse
racing.
RACE CE1.-lntroductio stake on ne. half mile
dash; three pound maiden allowances. 1.
Thos. Stratton's blk. T. Minnie S.ratton, 4 .
9. II. E. Roses Big. -. a; by Leinster. 4. Id
Baldenadoss 8. 6. scamper Down, 5. 8. Ow-
ems Bros. 6. g. johnnie Gray, aged.
RACE q Charity stake; tye.eighth mile
hests. ]. J; E. Kittsons s. g. Billy Johnson
aged. 2. Ed. Baldenero's =. 6. Manzanito,
aged. 8. B. p. Hills ch. g. Adam, s. 4. Ow.
ems Bros.' b. 8. Orc, 8,
RACE 8.-Los Angeles Maiden handicap !;
dash OF one mile; weights announced June
aged. 2. Fl e. Roses b Sd; by Leinster.
3; H. L: Samuel's b. c. Ed McGinnis, 2. 4
Ed Baldenero's s. g. Scamper Down, 8.
SECOND DAY.
RACE 4.-San Diego stake; dash of five
eighths mile. l. Ii. L. 6amuels b. G. Ed
McGinpis St ps.n2 2 q B. p. Hills eh: g. Adam, s.
sd spts sedeneESs n;ts Stahes g. & scamPsr Down E.
8. 8, J. E. Kittsonss g. Billy Johnson. aged.
sGannf oiSass GIss ssse ssia
mile heats 1. d. e. sheehans ch. g. Fred
zsnito. aged 8. owensisros 5. g. oro' !; %sn 3.
RACE 6.-Blonde Beauty stake; seven.
eighths mile dash, J., b. P. Hills ch. 2.
Adam, 8, 2. d. e. Sheehan's chg. Fred Col
lier, aged. 3. H. L. Samuel's b. Q. Rd Nc.
Ginnis, 2. 4. J. e. Kittson's 6. g. Billy John
son, aged. B.. Owens Bros. b. I. serpolett.
Races Will be called at l 80 p. M. This
meeting 10 intended 10 encourage the pat
ronage of the ladies. Nothing improper
will be permitted on the grounds. Come.
everybody, and show your love of good
horses. Admission to grounds, 500; Grand \
Stand free; ladies and children, half price.
=. A. DcOAMR,
1e28-l0t Secretary l. A. 7. d.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

NADEAU House, w Orr and wife, Sap
Francisco; T Simmons and wife, Phoenix
A r.; Edward Records. Long Beach; O Il
Bragg. Cincinnati; w 8 Allen. Verginnes,
fsd McKnsicR n' Fred @ rn Levy 1sS san F4sSg FAY
cisco; N Slough, city; Percival Laweile,
Chicago; Irving Powers. Miss Al Powers,
Boston; 2 @ Baker,. Pasadena; Frank Wen.
der0ths Chicago; 4 8 Bildirin, San Fran
iesSsh 3 Iqxiss, q n e. ssrps5f: Geo -
ee;3|siF i'sy' siP ~ Y ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26
Auction on Thursday, June 3Oth,

And the sale T which will fix the prices (at
70 per cent. advance) of b28 other lots
there, which will be sold after the Auction.
| cannot be duplicated anywhere in the
world. That the natural terrace is superior
to that of Monte Carlo; that the vegetation
| will be more profuse than that of Meptone: !:
that the climate Is better than that OF Nice !:
that in this Nation of sixty millions of peo.
pie there are half million who live upon
| their incomes who Will next year take
trip to California to examine, and half of
| these will conclude to remain here, that
every available foot of land in Southern
California sloping to the ocean skirted by a
railroad, and possessing fresh water, will
sell at prices which would now almost
stagger our own abundan. faith, If we were
| to name them.
We know all this we do not merely be-
iieye In,s y; we KNOW 1t. II Is matter of
faith; 1t Is mathematical proposition.
There are not more than ten miles Of ocean
frontage en- this coast which possesses fresh
water soil, view, and a railroad at their
ieet. OF these ten miles. DEL MAR has the
residence lots in DEL MAR. There will be
inside OF year ten people who wish to pur.
chase lot there, for every lot there is for
sale. The people who wish to purchase will
crease. What Is 1t that makes a vacant 25-
feet lot on Madison avenue sell for sI7 500?
II is the law Of supply and demand; It is
because there are more people who want
there.
The same condition here will produce the
same result here. Before this day three
years, the DEL MAR lots you will probably
buy at the Auction for three hundred TO
five hundred dollars will, we predict, sell
for ten thousand dollars.
"If you think so," says some wise
logician, why don't you keep the lots?"
Dearly beloved, they are not ours to keep;
we expect to take few of them. but the
bull will be sold because the owners must
sell, and they are placed In our hands for
sale. The present owners will make profit
On their investment, the buyers at the Auc-
lion will make larger profit on theirs; we
will make our commission and all of us
will be satisfied with the result.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26
Grand Vocal and
INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT

GIVEN BY
MRS. CATCHING AND HER PUPILS
IN BEHALF OF THE
w. q. II. U.
At the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Tuesday, June 2sth.
PROGRAMME.
FIRST PART,
Piano quartette. Overture to Tampa
Misses Kinney, Hubbard, Mansfield and
Estudillo.
Vocal solo, "Robert Tu che Adoro"..
- Miss Mabel Luitweiiiier. '''e''
Piano solo, Senate Op. 40. Beethoven
Master Frank Walker.
DescrI Ipiive Ballad, "Spinning" .Cowen
Mrs. Mamie Catching.
heci'a'ioh M Ton, Rornc: oeiec'eo
Double vocal solo. 80, Happy the Maiden"
Misses Luitweiler, Kittridge, Kinney.
Schnell. Mansfield, Hickethier.
PART SECOND.
Organ solo Prof. Wilde, R. A. M. s. P. M.
Pia.S duo ltwo pianos) "Invitstion to
Misses Kinney and Hubbard.
Vocal solo, iss saE B BiOss Gmsp Ri4;r;i.a TORY
Vocal duet. 30. That We Two were Maying"
Piano solo, "The Last smile".. .wallenhaupt
Miss Carrie Kinney.
Vocal SOLO i WAL for inss
g. w Meade.
Double male qusrtette. "AI Hall Us, Ye
Me.srs wiliisms, sh.ansi: Ney, stonsmsn,
Naybin. Bell, Wallace, Sheldon. je26-si
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26
DEL M AR HEIGHTS.

Adjoining the present line of the town of
DEL Ma R on the south side, and but a few
hundred feet from the railroad stati on,
ffty-eight lots. each fitty by one hundrnd d
and twenty five feet, with avenues. streets
and parks.
Purchasers from Los Angeles will be al
lowed the cost of round trip ticket and
their hotel bill for one day
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26
CHICAGO.

near Union Park, s15OO0"
And the Pneumonia, the catarrh, the con.
sumption, the braciDg lake breezes on a
december morning, with the thermometer
AL thrown in.
NOW. come cut here, you frozen fraud,
ana stand ON Christmas day under an or.
ange tree loaded with golden globes, and
take OIL your hat to the panorama of cloud
palaces, above a smiling sea on the Terraces
Ell DEL MAR and let the sea bree zes fan
you, aud yelp in the face Of Paradise that
$500 is too much for fifty feet front seat on
the benches above where the eternal music
is sung!
II you are in search of cheap tropical
properly, we commend you to the follow
Ing advertisement, which we extract from
the same paper:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26
BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG
THE GREAT CYCLORAMA

44sssssssss II
Open daily from 10 q. m. to D. m, and
from 7:S0 to 10 O'Clock every evening, South
Main btreet. Cars stop at the immense pa
yilio4 especially erected to exhibit this
decis3vs battle Of the late OWL war. II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26

testimony meeting from 10 to IL O'Clock.
sunday School from IL to o'clock. All
are invited to attend.
FRIENDS CHURCH-Will hold services at IL
A. NJ. in Painters Hall, q Also street All
are cordially invited; seats free. Minis.
ters from Pasadena expected.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH-53 Temple street.
Preaching by Elder I. d Garvin, at IL A. NJ.
and 7:39 p. M. Morning theme: "fhe
Faith that removes mountains" Eveblng
theme: "T,e trs nsfguration." Sunday
School at 9:45 A. NJ; Youne peoples m eet-
ing at 6:45 P. NJ. All are cordially invited.
The GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEETING, under
the auspices OF the W. q, T. u. will be
/ held on Sunday at P. NJ. in the Presbyte-
rian Church, corner OF Second and Fort
streets. AL are cordially invited.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26

A number of families are now living in
their own cottages at DEL MAR, and 1t is In
the center of large and increasing oc Iety
of cultivated people.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26

Mr.. j. Bond Francisco, Los angeles, Cal
DEAR SIR.-Learning of your Intention, in
the near future, of visiting Europe to COM
plete;your studies of music and art, we, the
undersigned, would respectfully solicit
your appearance as beneficiary in pub
lie concert, to be given at the Opera House
or Pavilion, on such date as would suit
your pleasure aud convenience.
DR.. Chas de szigethy, Elias Birdsall,
w. II. Perry, S. II. Mott,
Rev Re- 8. cantine, HEM Henry WORTH WorthiInstcn M To-
W. A. Morgan, Il. Il. Hewitt,
w. H. Workman, Jas. B. Lankershim,
W. M Friesner, w. J. Chichester,
II. y. Osborne, j. Slauson,
II. L. Macneil, J. Downey Harvey,
VIM. LeMoyne Wills, A. ID. Childress,
Il. G. Schumacher, John E. Platter,
l. W. Hellman. II. J. Fleishman,
G. Gephard, VIM. M. Caswell,
]. M. Elliott, X. G. Flournoy,
Conrad Jacoby, editor Jno. Mansfield
German Post" Move Wicks,
L. Loeb, L. L, Stern.
Y, ii. Hance, William X. Burke,
T. II. Lemmert, w. @. Furrey,
Il. Jevne. VIM. +. Bosbyshell,
u g Hough, A. ]. Meyer,
W. White, G. W. Burton.
GENTLEMEN:--Your kind invitation
accept with pleasure, and take this way of
expressing my thanks to you, ono and all,
Tor the interest you have taken in my be-
hall. and shall use my utmost endeavors
meet your appreciation. The time and
place of same will be announced in few
days. Very respectfully,
It j. BOND FRANCISCO.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26

Theater Trains
To and from Los Angeles from Santa Monica
on Thursday evenings.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26
Notice.

Subscription books of the Los Angeles
Iron and Nail Company are now open and
can be found at the following places Los
Angeles National Bank, Southern California
National Bank and office of A. 4. Pomeroy
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26

DEL
MAR
GO View the Land,'
Joshua 2-l.)
SANTA MONICA = With Fresh
Sweet Water and Terraced Hights
Added!
LONG BEACH - With Orange
Groves and Rose Gardens to the
very edge of the Beach.
CORONADO-At one-ffth OF Coro-
nado Prices.
MONTEREY - With Warm Sea
Water.
SANTA Without Fogs or
Cold Air.
CAPE MAY, NEWPORT AND
LONG BRANCH-All the year
Round.
Stranger Or Resident,
TnnderfOOt Or MOSSVh9ckI
AS Favor to Yourself read carefully
the SPECIAL" in the column
to the Right.
"THOU EXCELLEST THEM ALL,
OF all seaside resorts on the coast If Cali
Iornla, DEL MAR presents the greatest num-
Der of attractions, and the greatest possibil-
tiles OF growth.
sTINGRAYS.
Not being near the mouth of any bay or
river, that dreaded sea vermin is substan.
TALLY not to be found there. No bather in
DEL MAR was ever stung by a stingray.
sLoPING BEACH.
The beach slopes so gradually that the re
are no heavy break RS and ne undertow,
and women and children bathe without any
attendants, and without the slightest dam
ger.
DRIVES
The Beach at the foot of DEL MAR Bluffs Is
level and hard for twenty miles, making
the finest drive in California,
The roads back OF DEL MAR over the
mesa. and through the neig hboring valleys,
are hard and in excellent condition, and
pass alongside OF lovely orchards and fields.
WATER.
The finest OF pure. cold, spring water can
any part of DEL MAR. Water will also be
piped at once to this property from the fa-
mo1s Cordero Springs. recently purchased
by the proprietors of Del Mar Heights, thus
insuring permanent supply of splendid
water for drinking and household use.
ACCESS.
The California Southern Railroad passes
through DEL MAR. There Is pleasant and
commodious station, and all trains stop
there. 1t is but an hour from San Diego,
and will be, when the new road (now build
lng) Is completed, about four hours from
Los Angeles. Commutation trains will
soon be placed on the roed, running at
such hours as will enable those who desire
II to transact business in San DIEGO and re-
side in DEL MAR.
SITUATION.
DEL MAR slopes from the ocean beach to
the table land above by succession of
NATURAL terraces at an angle not too steep to
permit the use of a vehicle, but with sufi
clent elevation to give the houses on each
street commanding view of the sea and
the mountains to the northeast.
HOTEL.
There is an excellent hotel-Casa Del
Mar-where accommodations can be oh
ta1ned for visitors; and large one for the
accommodation OF several hunderd guests
is projected.
SOCIETY.
A number of families are now living in
their own cottages at DEL MAR, and 1t is in
the center OF large and increasing society
of cultivated people.
DEL MAR HEIGHTS.
Adjoining the present line of the town of
DEL MAR on the south side, and but a few
hundred feet from the railroad station,
there has been plated seven hundred and
ffty-eight lots. each fly by one hundred
and parks.
Purchasers from Los Angeles will be sl-
lowed the cost of round trip ticket and
their hotel bill for one day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26
HOTEL.

There is an excellent hotel-Casa Del
Mar-where accommodations can be OBJ
tained for VISITORS and large one for the
is projected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26
ACCESS.

The California Southern Railroad passes
through DEL MAR. There is a pleasant and
commodious station, and all trains stop
there. 1t is but an hour from San Diego,
and will be, when the new road (now build.
lng) Is completed, about four hours from
Los Angeles. Communication trains will
soon be placed on the rosd. running at
such hours as will enable those who desire
IT to transact business in San Diego and re-
side in DEL MAR.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26
SITUATION.

DEL MAR slopes from the ocean beach to
the table land above by a succession of
natural terraces at an angle not too steep to
permit the use OF a vehicle, but with suffi
cient elevation to give the houses on each
street commanding view of the sea and
the mountains to the northeast.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26

The finest OF pure. cold. spring water can
any part of DEL MAR. Water will also be
piped at once to this property from the fa-
mo1s Cordero Springs. recently purchased
by the proprietors of Del Mar Heights thus
insuring permanent supply of splendid
water for drinking and household use.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-26

Number of transfers in above list, 70.
Total amount of consideration, 1897, ,ss3.
Number of transfers under $1,000 each. 19
Total amount of consideration, $21, ,43I
Transfers for nominal consideration, 20.
Aggregate of days transfers, $349, ,33L
tNoTE.- Transfers of which the considera.
ton is less than $1,000 are not published in
the above list